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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-04-07

draw.
Voorhees,, Hargis,
johnson. Alexander,
Bell, of Cook, Bransford,
Wood, Jones,
Wright, Faubion,
Strong, Newton, of Tarrant,
Smith, of Bosdue, Chapman,
Patterson, Nicholson,
Wilson, Shields,
Nelson, Mllnsr,
Skinner, Waskom,
Rugel, Whatley,
Curry, Bard.
Here can be seen the names of the men
who bent the senate to their way of think
ing. Does it not seem surprising how
much damage a small number of men,
who act in conjunction, can do when they
are determined, even though there is a
large majority opposed to them?
Look over that list, and strong evil
dence of Piney Woods is sticking out all
over them, and yet these men resolved
that they would stick by the report from
the finance committee, which required the
expenditure of the least amount of money,
and they carried things their way. 1t was
fight between the Piney Woods element
nd the srsof the state, and Piney Woo DIS
aot there.
git is indeed surprising that the senate
would allow itself to be bamboozled into
doing something its better sense Sc
strongly opposed. The pictures of those
twenty six members should be taken and
put in group and hung up in every pub.
lie place in the state, to show the voters OF
ths state who are the Texas statesment
with liberal and advanced ideas " who
have done so much for them.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-05-21
.nIu,IriaI Towns

o. tae plan f Pullman, near Chi
Gag. seem la lac getting popular. A
sle:, time agn ine ann puncement was
n 4 'hs, jaw q ,u!d proposes to
ie3d such y tnwn near 81 Louis. II
: n y stia tlst the Achisnn. 6 Santa
E Rsiiraad Company will huiid an
o;hrt Pullman about IL miles west of
Kansas Guy. Large manufacturing
establishments will he located there.
surrounding which will l,e Ininia
tur- .ity with all Tire cnnvrniences and
advantage of modern life. Another
scheme of the same sort Is reported
!" he under headiway near Lincoln.
N-hraska, promoted hy the Chicago,
Burlington & Northern Railroad
Cumpauy
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-05-21
STATE AND COAST ITEMS.

Diphtheria has again broken out 10
Saft Lake City.
Blackleg prevails amang the cattle
On Salt River, Arizona.
HALEY, Idaho. has organized fish
and game protective association.
Texas cattle sold in Chicago Ia,
week for - so per hundred.
1t is stated that the drive Of cattle
frnm Texas this sason will mach 225.
900 head.
Nelson Story. the catileman. Is
building a 800, 1000 residence at BDze.
man, Montana.
Three weeks ago at kimes' Post
Office. near Bannister, Idaho, the snow
vas 90 feet deep.
A dozen or so irst-clsss miners can
ohisin steady employment in tie
mines of Paradise district.
A new rule at the National YelloS-
stone Park bars all saloons. Visitors
now go heeled with private jugs.
By new process artificial ice IS tn
be supplied to customers in San Diego
81 one cent pound.
Several co,ared Baptists lost their
lives at New Orleans Sunday. during
the ceremonies of baptism IN the Mis-
sissipi River.
Hundreds ofboxes are daily shipped
TO the Bay from the Csrsnn box fSctary.
These boxes are made out Of perfectly
knotiess lumber.
A company is being formed At Tus
con by iucsl capital tn tap the Colo
RADIO river near Yuma w ditch sixty
miles long. This ditch will open up
some Of the hest fruit lands in Arizana.
The rsS: of the hitch WIll lie nearly
ssoo000.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-05-21
SPEEDY Work.

In 1856 Congress passed a resolu.
tinn ofsiering an inscription for u mon.
ument tn General Nathaniel Greene.
In 1877 Congress appropriated the
money to pay for cutting the inscrip.
lion, and last week stnne cutter spit
on his hands and went al the work
with mallet and chisel. As mnnu.
ments 60 in this country We congratu.
late General Greene upon having his
spitaph rai.roaded through in this
maRpsT.- Reno Gazette.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-05-21
THEPREslDENT'S GOLD MEDAL.
President PoWning n Special Premium GOLD MEDAL
value 800, To- the Best Exhibit il Any Department.

Trials Speed be conduted under the auspices the Directors
of the State Agricultural Society.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-05-21
Net \ Catching DIsease

A Philadelphia school rule requiring
scholars 10 bring physicians erriifi
cafes IN case 81 sickness ~ their homes
IS very ri.idly enforcrd. A few DAYS
Sgo. - lAay teacher vas passing the
heme of one 81 her ynans pupils. >he
ssE docssr'S carriSge before the donr.
.Ss-s'sre t'ie ,ir,ngilt nf tire ierrnrs If
Contiguous disease arase IN her mind,
and Nhrn shr arrived N the schon.
haase she waited IN anxious suspense
uni. the little girl from the house If
Sc snrSs ntade her appearance The
cnti was summoned - the teacher 5
desk AMI s-sr,i: "Havr You physi
cisn's cerIiaea'eE No ma am. was
the 'imid response. Then YOU must
@ hone nnd at come here until You
hase a certificate fr,m the doctor. :
Tae ehIt3 aisapp AIRED, hut snnn after
returned. and gieefnlly approaching
,ae traeher. exclaimed: PLEASE,
ms'ar, n; it, little bey-b~ hy-and
tbs { Ter >avs il isl't catching"
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-05-21
some D-flal.,Ons--NO, by Webster.

PJrY. denotes an inequality ot CON
dition, and is fraudulent effort III
euuallzation By bogus restitution.
SYMPATHY, is half brother to PITY
but makes closer approach to equal
its by having in lis veins large ln-
fusion of the love principle.
LOVE, is the equalizer, honest, up
right. beautiful. giving freely, taking
| freely, ON the dead level OF perfect
reciprocity.
ANGER is the prompt. fiery friend
that breaks up old. solidited condi-
tions, sendin. the person up to newer
and better ones.
MARrYRDoN. an obsolete word.
which once meant dying for freedom.
We live for freedom now.
PATIENCE. hitehing post to which
social ignoramuSes permit themselves
To he chained. while the impatient AMI
restless rape the world and rake every
advantage into their own enclosures.
VESERATToN. a suoerstitinus awe
for something in which We are bank
rupt ourselves: therefore an imaginary
virtue; figment Of empty heads; ar, al
best the faint foershadowing 0. the
latent manhood of the man.
ENDURANCE, also obsolete. The
maa VINO in this aye and generation
when smitten nn one cheek turns the
other. places himself in poslti for
the exercise of the boat vamp. and the
worlds veriie, is-"seryed him right.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-05-21
WHITE PINE NEWS
BEFoRE AND AFTER
xERY sIeK.

VERY SICK.
Name. oh. doctor name you Zee
Ask II pay what'er II be
Skill like yours, knnw comes Eish;
Unly do net let ne die;
Let me out Of this aud |
The cash will ante Instantly.
eoSvAlEsesSf.
Cut. oh, doctor cut II 4 fee;
Cur or not dime from me;
lam not q millionaire.
Bur DO whatever's square;
only make a bal that's fax,
Aud III nx II presently.
WILL.
Book, oil, doctor book your fee,
Charze- Tllpay it fulurely;
whea the crops al By are laid,
When all other bills are paid,
(Or of death | am afraid,
Iwiil pay II grugging:y.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-05-21
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
L. s. LAND OFFICE.

NOTICE Is HERERT GIVEN THAT
~ John r.. Jones. of Carson CITY. staie "
Nevada. authorized agent of the oIsie
Of Nryada. and acting for and on IT, pc
half, has hled an application 10 enter apae.
the provisions Of an Ael Of Cor gress apprOiea
June 10. 1850. entitled an Act 10 grant to lne
State Of Nevada lRudr IN lienof The sixieenta
and thirty sixih sections in said stale lhe
s. \ Of Sc a. 81. u 81 sw y. Section ~
Township 10 north Of Range 90 east, Mouns
Diablo meridian, and containing ~ acst;.
And Lot Seciion ;, snd Lot !, NE hei
NV. 4 snd NV \ OF Ne. =, section %.
Township IL north of Range - east, hona'
Diabio meridian. In the district Of land sqo-
ieci 10 sale at Eureka. Nevada, and CONTAINING
l57.22 acres The selection OF The aoase
prescribed tracts of land will be trndereo -
said land ONCE on SATURDAY, the 4th day o.
June. 1857.
iap23.Sdl D. II. HALL. Register
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-05-21
A cIo.e Observer

Liule Dnt-Wba. does Mr. Nice
fellow 20 To your house 50 often fort
Little Dick-He wants 10 marry
Mel.
us they engaged"
"Na."
Did he say he wanted 10 MARI.
herr
No"
"rhen how do you know he doesi
oh. He acts 50 ike fool. -
Al Csrlln the ehndsen are having a
measles boom.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-05-21
MEMBERS OF THE STATE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE.

L. J. FLINT. Of washne County.
B. ?. LEETE. # Yxshoe County.
P. Fl. NULcAHY. nf washoe County,
Al. WHITE. # washoe County,
JOHN SyEENT. IF 0rmshy County,
T. B. RICKEY. Of Douglas County
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-05-21

c. C. PoWNING. of Washoe County,
ALvARO EVANS, Of Washoe county
THEO. WINTERS, of Wa,hoe county,
F. DANGBERG, Of Dluglas County.
w. S. BAILEY, of Churchill County.
JOS. MARZEN. of Humboldt, County
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-05-21

TIE STATE AGRICURAL SOCIETY WAS ESTABLISHED IN AC.
Legislature Of the or Nevada
provide control of State Agri
Society the State approved March 4 1885.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-08-22
&0Om0N'S @iQe4t.

9os beriibutte Se6er- unb WtaeeubeilmttteI. BUR
Seilung oller Utagen=, Se6ers, Sebdrme=, 8ierers,
BIniens uub 9terDe1leiben, NppetttlDfQteit, &opfs
f9mer5en, @erftopfrn9, unoerbault9teit, biltDies
Seibe1; Stebesr, MISUNDERSTANDING, 9amorrbDibeH
unb alien StOrungen Der @in9elpet6e. 9fein peaetas
biliif, feline Spur oon QuedfIber, Mtineralien ober
i6Gbli9en 9roguen eutbnlten0.
e@ Nton bea9te bic folgettbeu 9putptoue, Die aug
ben &ranfDeiten Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS entfteben
@erftopfung, inncrli6e @Gmorrboi6en, gIatan6rana
nod benz &Dpfe, lauren M}agen, uebelfeit, 9obbrens
men, @toermtlen gegcrI Gllen, Elm 9efiibl Der uebers
Iabu1g I'M NtGger, i0ureS NufftpBen, ein betlenmenbes
Gefitbl om9er3en, ell @efiibl besgritttens beintSieger,
gei9Wd3te SeDtroft, Rnntte nor ben angen, Oertnins
Oerte Transportation, 9elb6ett Der Saut lln6 Der glus
gen, 9tmer5eu in Der Seite, Der 8ruit ben 9ltebern,
nno plDBli9es grrDtben. :f
Weni9e 9pIen bon G~abpoD's 8iIen iuerben ben
Rorper Dnn oaen pben ou8eiibrten nnregeImaBtss
feite1t b%eIreter.
9reis 25 Gents bic @6aateG. @ei allen apotbeferu
81 B0ben.
S9ide etne 8riefutarfe on GabtpaD & Co., go. 80
Morrer=Str.. Stem 9ort. 8elebrung, Sauien0e
berth. mirO Sir bafir 3uqeibidt mer0ert.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-08-22
DR.. RADWAY'S
SarSaDarillian ReSOIVent.

9us groBe 8lrtreint9nngsmittel our 5eiGltno aner
9roniIben eeioen. gteines 9lut erselgt geIun0es
6Ictl9, itarte &no9en nnb cine refine 6Qut. gGenn
Oh Milf, boB betn Sleii9 feit, beine &no6et tart
llto oetue S%ontfarbe rein iet, 10 ~9ebraude &abnapS
Sarf1partIliau &eiDIpent.
Sc belibt cine tpunberbore Strait, aae g[rten 1fronhl.
1bier Setoen, Sautansi6ld9e, iDpbtlitiI9er @ei9ipiire,
@ei9wulite, tpunbe Steaen, 9rGienlei6en II. /. h..
i1nea uno permanent au beilen. 81. &anbDlpb Mscs
Sntpre oDn ct. 9pactntbe, ganaba, Iagt: SD babe
einen an Sfrpfeln Icibenben Gatienten oDlftdnbiq
aub ouf cine munOerbore Wetie gebeilt, in6em' i'd BEN
in SBrem 9GmpbIete iiber Oieie &rantbeit ent6alte.
lien &etb 6efolgte. 3u boben bel allen gpOtbefern.
81 bic SFIaIGe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-08-22
1ette, rod BEN @nfor6erungen mo6erner See
quetnlt6fett unb Qnmutb.
GortIebuu9 folgt.)
e. z, '' E! s!5;',.

8urtDfau, Storrboe, gbplero W2orbns pber fdbmer9s
geIfe GntleernngeH Der @tnQemeibe luerben in fiinI2e6it
ns 3tpan6t9 NtIItutett onrdl BEN Sebraub pm Sto0s
nap 9 NeooQ Gtelte1 ouT9e9alter. Seine &pnQe1ttou
ooer @n5tnbnn9, feline S9pdde ober gb5poHnund
tol9t ocm @cbrou9 bes &obpop's 3eo6p 9PeiisT ~
S8te!Bl9 DIS leG5t9 2ropfen IN ettein b0lbeu Gluie
N0|et genonll1ten, lper0el1 IN lpeuiQen Wtiuutelt
&ralnpfe, S1IoflUQfett. Wtigr6ne, 9iGrrboe. NuGr.
S1ltf, 8lQbu1gen unO ale i~llnerli1en GdDmeraeu beis
len. Us ut pom Der duBeritet Wtdti9fctt, oaBdeOe
SomtIie gu je0er 3eit gtG0lpaDtS 8e0bp Gelief inn
Qaule talte. Setn @ebraud) miro in iebem Sole DON
S9nter3 ooer &r0nftet mpDltDuenb uirten. gDp
eeptoe1ntl1e &rdttDctten. pte Sy1eber, gtubr, Gbolero,
Snfluen6a. Stphterie. 9darladJieber NIB Qn0ere 6Dss
0rtt9e 5tr4ntbeiten oDrBerrlGen, miro Eabtua0'S
Heaog. Heltet ipenH es nab 8ori9rtft gebraulbt miro,
pen &Drper 9e9en &nf6le 1bisen uto, falls Die &raut.
Dett %olt1treten Iollte. ben Q0tiente1 idnell helen, 9eis
lenoe loltet tntlner cine Sloide nDu GoopaDs Gea0n
9telte1 Bet lm) baben. Giuige Gropfen III @aifer Der.
Dutslt &rantlett D0er S6mer3en infolge eines Wediels
I'M &rtntfnofer. IS lit beiler aS frau3biti9er 8ranoD
ooer 9ttters oIS ell ytet3ntttel. IS Qiebt fem SelIs
lt1ttel III Der @elt, bos @eGieIfGber nib oue cu6eren
inolGrtl9en, btitOle! lno anbere 5teber 10 IDnea beilt
lpte Jtao!pogS Gteaog 9teltef in Ner6irbltro nit gtahs
ln0gs Ytlen. 9to0lpny's GeoOO 9teIief heilt uiht MIR
oerI BON Ntolarto befallenen 4atie1tten, fon6er11 1penu
Senle' Ole %oerlelbet ~arsgeIebt limb, jeben Mor0en 6eirI
gnTlteDen nn9etGbr 3lpot5t9 bis breiBiQ Srppfen in
gSaiier nebmeH rno bo3u ctnen Grader enet, 10 per6em
nc oon Der &rantbett befrett bleibeu.
ER. R. E2. ais SGrsuet.
M0nto2ne, .Seros,-Dr. @aOmas & Co.. So
babe Sbre @r5neien Ieit ben lebteu aiuon3io SobreT
9ebralttpt ll1to babe III alien 5Gleit oon falteit SSieber
ME oerte9lt, eite Sur gu bemertTeaigen. ST oes
Sbre BtIen. -"
Gen rs. 4ug. 1886. TbpS. g. %pnes
9as etn3ige OtitteG ge9en G9mersen, peltes bel
eIiler eI1trl4lt9ert Anlpenbuu9 Ipfprt Die i9ltnnTte1
SDnter3en TILT @n5lnounget mtloert un0 SSDuqeItios
lLetl betlt; lei es nun. 0GB bic SIin9en, Der Ntaqer, Die
gltt9eloetoe, Die Sritleu ooer nnoere 0rgane ofiairt
itno. '"
Sitngenent5inbun9, ihItmmer Gals, f6tperes 9th.
men, S%tfluen5a, &optmeR, 8abnpeb, g~euralgie,
Mhpnmn ffEn112 NkpTifo 1d 1ft mn N,oESG.,.~- d.
ietteniti9e,. @erbriblnger, gran6punOen, 56rner.
SeH INT &iiden o6er in ben Slieberu, S9ittelfroft,
9terobittftt SCblafaDgteit.
9te @nlpenbung bes &eo6D &eItef oil benz She'll, no
ll9 Der S9nler3 %beTinOet, ptrb ~lOfortige 2in6erl1ng ges
pahren: Prets SOC per SIai6e. 81 baben bel allen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-08-22
9rtttes &aptteI.

9lm N6en6 6tfieGben Cages mar es. Scr
Iebte 6eutpagen tpar abgelaoen tporoel1.
9te i6meren I6orfliigel ser S6eure, tpelde
Sic ganse Stnterieite bes ipeiten 9utterot'1
i9en observation-disclosures %etnnabnt, 1tIeBen
S6ne aus, ipie penn Der QltDem oeS Stntz
mels auf elmer rteligen 6irtenflO bItele,
llnD 6ann i6lugen ie bun1pfu tradeno 8ltz
lammeu. Die &ne6te unO O3dgOe perlteBet
bas 6aus, unb SriB QutterOt, Der OoS Sin
fabren beaufli6ttgt bate, legte oaS 9roBe
Gorle9sldloB an 6aS S6eunent9or, mart
nod ei1e1 8lid in Sic StGue unb itte9 Dantt
Bic %ftnitere, enge Sreppe NIT ben oGSeilDel1
Stufen binan, tpel6e SIT ben NoRrrdInlen
bes eriten StodiperfS fibrte. NlGf penn Sot>
fur b~egegnete ibm Sic Wtutter. Setoe 9Iltg!ea
1tumm aneinanoer Dorii6er, urtD DGrtelI 1t0
nur 10 bon ser Seite etnen tltr5en Sltd 81,
ais ob fie fi1 gegenieiti9 ni6t redt tralltelt.
0ie Qtlte tpar cine BON tenen TrGlIen, &pelqe
6en gansenI Gag alf ben 8etnet ttrlO, beruntz
tpirt6l6aften, bic Mds6e i6mGblen, nit pen
MGnnern brltmmen, unb Die 0o9 me ellle
rltbige Orbnung, Sauberfett uro SeDa9ll07
felt IN tbrem Setmpeien 5t l3atten tptl1e1tE.
%llnfreurolt9, ungemiitblt9, tttt1ter nno
geisig ia6 es i'm ganSen 6aule ais; IS emf
ipra6 in Ser mneren Gtnri6tnn9 tpe0er Der
Observation-Disclosures @Arbe letller AHBea>
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-15
MANCHESTER.
A rew Interestine Item..

The press of Richmond news this week
has caused our Manchester friends to be
slightly neglected, but they shall not be
entirely forgotten.
1t is "a pleasure to know that IN the
school commandments this week the old
tow has been credtably represented
The Manchester boys and girls are
generally heard from.
4 few sessions since a Manchester boy
stood at the head of the column I'm the
whole State on map drawing, and there
are others over there like him.
Mr A. A. Allen, the popular commits
siOner of revenue, is better
Judge Ingram and bride are expected
home to-day.
The cx-members Of the Fayetie arm.
lcrv resident in Manchester, say "that u
thc Richmond boys will not get mp a
reunion, they intend to have one If only
half dozen members"
1t is hoped that the Manchester MussI
cal and Dramatic Club will undertake
some light opera There is excellent ma
teral in Manchester.
Mr.. Richard Williams, who fell IRON
the Petersburg bridge Whit-Monday, Is
able to walk about.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-15
Linnnr pealer., Meeting.

The wing Of yesterday had the follow
ing:
The Liquor Dealers Protective Asso-
citation had meeting az Saengcr Halle
last night 10 consider the question OF pay
ing liquor licenses I'm coupons. kesolu-
tions were adopted TO the effect that it
was the bounden duty of every citizen 10
protect the sovereignty, laws, and instl-
tutions of his State to the best OF his
ability; and that both the wholesale and
retail trade actuated by these motives,
will pay their taxes in money They also
call upon cry member of the trade in
the State To do likewise, and beg those
who have rendered coupons 10 recall their
action. They further recommend TO other
trades TO do likewise.
Noticing that the account Of the same
meeting As reported in the Dtsp"tch, ap
peared to throw a different light on what
actually took place there, the TIMES made
injuries and ELECTED the following in
formation from one who was present.
Out of the 300 liquor dealers Of Rich
mond less than 40 attended the meeting.
4 series of cut and dried resolutions
were submitted, and complaints were
made that parties wishing to speak and
vote against these resolutions were not
recognized or accorded fair hearing \
number Of members then left the room,
saving that they could get no justice
done. When the resolutions were put
there were only ten or fifteen liquor
dealers left. We understand that no
vote was formally announced or re-
corded.
The TIMES IS strongly opposed to any
form Of boycotting or intimidation. II
the liquor dealers desire TO pay their
taxes in coupons. they have a perfect
right to do so. They are more heavily
taxed than any other class. They can
only save 20 per cent. by rendering cou-
pons where all other taxpayers can save
30 per cent. About fifty liquor dealers
ayailed themselves of their right to tender
coupons last week, and the cases were
put through in the Hastings Court yes
terday. The amount to be refunded out
of the Treasury is about y 900.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-15

The Ages, Sexes, and Conditions Of the
Deceased Comparative statement-Lo-
oalities, Causes Of Death, and Other In
formation for the People.
The total number Of deaths for the
week ending June nth was A. Whites,
81: colOred, "a. For the previous week
the same number was repOrted-whiies,
% colored, %.
For the past week there were 8 white
and Q colOred males, and l3 white and 10
colored females.
From FIVE to twenty years Of age the
mortality was very small, only 3 out OF
4j.
The single persons numbered 81 the
widowed, 10 widows, I. The number
Of infants caused this great difference IN
favor Of the unmarried
Natives Of Richmond, 23 other parts
Of the United States, 10; Germany, 2
Italy, l.
Under five years Of age, rs; between
six months and one year, :; from one "a
three years, 10 This is fearful slaugh
ter Of the innOcents.
over fifty years Of age, . between
twenty and fifty years the number wal
the same.
This il what is popularly known as the
prim of life.
Localities Marshall ward Z Jefier
son. 10. Madison, 2 Monroe, 3; Clay, :
jackson, 10; Almshouse, 2
This Is the largest death roll in Jeiierr
son for a long time Madison ward al
most invariably reports the smallest mum
Der Of deaths.
The principal causes Of death were
Brights disease, ? cholera infsntum, 3
consumption. 8 diarrhDa, 3 dysentery
3. inanition, 3; inflammation of bowels ,
measles, largest number yet reported
from this mucb-preyailing disease un
known, D. Mean temperature for th'
week, Sl14; amount Of rainfall, lot
inches
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-15
Police Court.
William Terry (colored) was fined $3.50
~ JieorIorlv conduct

William Terry (coloredl was fined Ss5O
for disorderly conduct
James b. Grant, captain of the tug
Ajax: John Pocklington, Who runs on
the tug Olive Branch Sydney Pockling-
ton. and Albert Langstedt were charged
with breaking and entering in the day
time the dwelling house of Belle Watts
and maliciously destroying her furniture
also. charged with creating disturbance
in the bar-room of y Johnson and in
turing a pooltable. Security was re-
mired of the accused in the sum of $500
each for their good behavior for twelve
months Captain Grant and John Pock-
lineton gave the required bond. The
other two were committed in default.
Annanias Jenkins was arralgned-
charged with an assault on William
Woodson jenkins was recognized as
the leader in an attack on the premises OF
William Anderson, on Brook avenue IN
April. 1856. lie was incd 500 and re-
Quired to give bond for twelve months.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-15

The programme and lhe list of gradu-
ates at this institution of learning were
published in yesterday s TIMES.
There is only room to say this morning
that the old African church was packed
and the programme carried out Cover.
nor Lee presented the Peabody medals.
The exercises were full of interest, and
too much praise cannot be awarded TO
the teachers and the pupils.
The colored girls and boys who so dis
tinguished themselves arc not only a
credit 10 their race, bat TO the city OF
Richmond.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-15

The incredulous who often make long
Journeys (only to find a few trihing pop
ular articles marked especially cheap,
while what they want and actually came
for are just as high and higher in price
than ever are amazed to find everything
cut in two as regards price Everything
boots, shoes, slippers for men, women
and children, sweeping away cost TO dis
pose Of the immense $4,000 bankrupt
stock Of shoes that are being sold at less
than cost 10 manufacturer. +. ON al
over the country comes orders for our
goods and no one can miss this chance
Of lifetime Great bankrupt sale OF boots
and shoes, 1909 L. Main street, opposite
Postoffice. d. +. Flatau x 70.
Mr.. Y. ). Carlton has not left yet
though rumors to that effect are around
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-15

WAsHINGrON, June IA Bishop Keane,
of Richmond, who arrived In New York
on the Seryia yesterday from Rome, says
the new Catholic University will un-
doubtedly be located 1T Washington.
though no mandate has been given to
that effect. The Bishop took occasion to
deny two statements made I'm the press
to the effect that he approved DR.. Nc
Glynn's course and that he had accused
Cardinal Simeroni Of condemning Henry
Georges doctrines without reading them.
Both statements were untrue.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-15
Freight Robber, on the Union Pacific

OMAHA, NEB., June 1.-THE discoy.
cry has been made that conductors and
brakemen on the Union Pacific railroad
have been carrying out systematic
scheme Of robbery Ike that exposed
some months ago on the Pennsylvania
abroad. The officials have be-, n suspi-
ciOus for long time that something Of
the kind was going on, and last winter
discharged several men, but they have
been unable to get positive clue. Yes
terday a car was broken open at Central
City and goods taken from it. A tele-
gram was received by an official here
giving list Of the stolen property and
also stating that e thieves had been
spotted. Several robberies OF the same
character have been committed at Cen
trail City, and it seems that the crews run
ming east from Cheyenne are most deeply
involved.